The Details:
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Once purchased, you will receive a link to copy the working Google Doc to your computer.
Set aside 60 to 90 minutes, or you can break it into shorter sessions if you need to.
Work through the exercises honestly, save everything, and fill in your Voice Profile at the end.
Dive deeper with Claude using the Bonus sections.
Prefer to do this inside Claude? Same voice work, guided session format — see the Voice Discovery Skill. -
Five guided exercises that pull your voice out of your head and onto the page
A Voice Profile template to capture everything in one place
A bonus section on how to train an AI tool to write in your voice once you've found it
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Three words that capture how you sound
Specific examples of what your voice does and doesn't do
A completed Voice Profile you can reference any time you sit down to create something, or hand to anyone writing for you
Basic understanding of how to create prompts and troubleshoot your voice in Claude AI
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You think by writing. You need to see your answers on the page before you know what you believe.
You like to take your time. You'd rather sit with a Google Doc for 90 minutes than work through something live.
You want to reference your work. The completed workbook is yours forever — pages you can come back to, scribble on, revisit.
You're not sure about AI tools yet. You'd rather do the voice work first and figure out the Claude piece later.
You want the exercises. Five structured exercises, a Voice Profile template, and a bonus section on training Claude once you're ready.
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You can, and people do. The result is usually what sends them looking for a workbook in the first place.
Sitting down with a blank Google Doc and trying to describe how you sound is harder than it looks. You end up with a list of adjectives that could belong to any travel advisor; warm, professional, knowledgeable, and no clear sense of what actually makes your voice yours.
The Voice Discovery Guide is different because it's designed around six unique voice archetypes specific to travel advisors — The Curator, The Insider, The Realist, The Guide, The Adventurer, The Problem Solver — with the actual signals, language patterns, and energy that distinguish one from another.
The five exercises aren't generic writing prompts. They're designed to surface how you already talk to clients, the words you already reach for, the moments where your voice is clearest. By the end, you've named your archetype, mapped what your voice does and doesn't do, and produced a Voice Profile you can actually use.
You're not paying for the exercises. You're paying for the framework they sit inside.